“He who controls the narrative, controls the world.”
In Part Two of Digital Sorcery, we trace how occult philosophy evolved into psychological warfare in the digital age.
From the sigil-makers of Chaos Magick to the cybernetic theorists of the CCRU (Cybernetic Culture Research Unit), this episode reveals how mystical systems of belief and feedback became the foundation of modern memetic control.
The magicians of the 20th century sought liberation through belief—
but their techniques of sigilization, synchromysticism, and hyperstition were quietly absorbed into statecraft, propaganda, and digital psy-ops.
What began as self-initiation has become mass initiation.
We explore:
• How Deleuze & Guattari’s philosophy inspired the CCRU to treat reality as programmable code
• The birth of hyperstition — fictions that make themselves real through network belief
• The hidden architecture of ARGs (Alternate Reality Games) like Cicada 3301 and QAnon
• How memes, servitors, and egregores evolved into tools of mass manipulation
• The merging of magick, AI, and psychological warfare into a single technoccult system
The magician’s circle has become the algorithm.
The ritual has gone online.
And belief itself has become a weapon.
Posted by AmurakaHidden
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I’ve come to understand that people use principles of what may well be called magic, the power of words and suggestion, to influence us. It’s very much a science that can be understood, and they teach parts in advertising, design, marketing, PR, psychology, and sociology.
If you understand these techniques you can always see the deception like in the movie They Live.
Higher education teaches people to be influencers to the lower class, to sway the public and change the zeitgeist, controlling the mind of the general public.
I’ve watched the first video and I don’t think it’s as complicated as chaos magic makes it seem.
Every influencer, meme maker, creator, is some kind of magician fighting for your mind.